Description
6,8 l Medibox® disposal container is a waste disposal container intended for laboratory and medical settings that need larger point-of-use capacity for disposable materials. Its 6,8 l volume supports higher collection demand in occupational safety and personal protection environments while remaining part of standard labware disposal practice. Supplied as a pack of 22 pc(s) with a total weight of 12,100 kg, the product allows facilities to outfit multiple stations without frequent reordering. This Medibox® container from manufacturer B. Braun is used where dedicated receptacles help keep laboratory waste streams organised and distinct from general refuse. It suits research laboratories, diagnostic areas and related professional workplaces that generate disposable items during analytical, handling or support procedures. The 6,8 l format is appropriate for busier benches or shared disposal points that benefit from greater fill volume between emptying cycles. Consistent deployment of Medibox® disposal containers aids staff in following clear segregation routines across departments. Multipack supply supports practical stock management for organisations operating several collection locations and requiring dependable availability of waste disposal containers for everyday operations.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 22 pc(s)
- Product type: Waste disposal container
- Brand: Medibox®
- Capacity: 6,8 l
- Weight: 12,100 kg
- Application area: Laboratory waste disposal
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